A college student who is about to graduate began to worry about his work in his junior year, whether it is pure science or communication. I can't learn much in college, not to mention that this profession is all male, I think about how I chose such a course that was not suitable for me when I was cerebral in the first place.
All are tears! I went to the school's double-selection meeting twice, but it was all technical. What should I do if I couldn't understand the interview questions!
I also thought about going out for an internship, but all of them were recruiting clerks or administrative staff. Maybe I was still unwilling to do so! I still don't want to just look for a job so casually. From April of my junior year to June and July, I have been considering whether to sign up for a class to learn something. From accountants to civil servants have been tangled for a long time. In the end, I thought that even if I took the test, I might not pass the test, and I might not pass the interview. There are still so many obstacles. I don't know when it was inexplicably known that one of my sister's classmates learned java, that is, programming, and that brother's development is also quite good. The little idea that I have always had in my heart has sprung up: I want to learn a technical one, and now the Internet is developing too fast, even if I don’t do it, I can easily accept the knowledge of network technology. Maybe I have always wanted to prepare for big data in my heart!
The entanglement is not long-term. In July, I went to Professor Code to take a class. It felt completely different from the school. It was a bit like going to a small family, and the parents took us to do projects together. Sometimes I can't help worrying about my IQ. My reaction is quite slow. I sympathize with my team members and my little friends. Put on a teammate like me. But I am slow. Careful but very attentive.
The learning experience has led me to the following conclusion: girls' logic is still very important, and efficiency is also very important. Programming is not as difficult as imagined, not suitable for girls. But thinking is very important, as long as the logic is good, there is nothing suitable or not. No matter what you learn, only seriousness is the most important thing. Not all boys are suitable for it. If the attitude is not serious, the code written may be ambiguous and incomprehensible!
What I gained the most from the process of learning programming is not how powerful the framework I have learned and how powerful the functions I have written, but how I have honed my mood. Learn to persevere, be careful, and be patient. Maybe this is something I can't learn when I go out to work. Now I am more calm and less impetuous than others. People and things are not frizzy. Thanks for my programming journey!